ycf,kcloze

ycf's Introduction

ycf framework

a very simple,micro PHP framework
it can be run in Cli,PHP-FPM,Swoole
composer install and name space auto load
a solution for micro-services and blazing fast APIs

Requirements

PHP 5.3+

Installation

git clone https://github.com/kcloze/ycf.git your-app
cd your-app and run: composer install
chmod -R 777 src/runtime/
edit src/config/settings.ini.php for mysql config or redis,add test table(https://github.com/kcloze/ycf/blob/master/pdo_test.sql)

How to run

###php-fpm
run in php-fpm: Open your browser and enter http://youhost/index.php?ycf=hello&act=hello

if set nginx as follow,url can be simple: http://youhost/hello/hello

        location / {
                if (!-e $request_filename){
                         rewrite ^/(.*) /index.php last;
                 }
        }

###cli ####run in cli:

php index.php ycf=hello act=hello

###swoole run with swoole:

php env in you path
chmod u+x server.sh
./server.sh

Documentation

in src/service/ ,you can add your business code here
Naming Conventions:
---service class name :YcfYourname.php
---method name : public static function actionYourname()
DB Class Use
if you need redis,shoud install phpredis extention(https://github.com/phpredis/phpredis)

##How to use Task

public function actionTask()
    {
        // send a task to task worker.
        $param = array(
            'action' => 'test',
            'time'   => time(),
        );
        //var_dump(HttpServer::getInstance()->http);
        //$this->http->task(json_encode($param));
        for ($i = 0; $i < 1; $i++) {
            $taskId = YcfCore::$_http_server->task(json_encode($param));
        }
        echo $taskId . " hello ycf" . time();

    }